Velma Smith
Velma was an employee of the Arkadelphia Human Development Center where she retired after 18 years of continuous service.
Velma was an employee of the Arkadelphia Human Development Center where she retired after 18 years of continuous service.
Since the night of Tuesday, Feb. 7, Sonic’s sudden and mysterious closing has been on the minds of its loyal customers.
In March, Arkadelphia will be home to South AR Creations, a new paint party and custom wood-working business on Pine Street.
Anne taught third and fourth grade at Central Elementary in Arkadelphia and for ten years was a high school special education teacher in Massena, New York.
Classified employees are school employees who don’t require teaching licenses, like administrative assistants, bus drivers and janitors.
The City of Arkadelphia will host a grand opening celebration for the new terminal building at the Arkadelphia Municipal Airport on Thursday, February 23 at 11 a.m.
Felony charges have been filed against an Arkadelphia insurance agent who investigators say forged letters of experience for customers from other agencies.